Worland Field Office

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The Worland Field Office manages more than two million acres of public lands in the southern half of the Bighorn Basin. Located in northcentral Wyoming, these lands provide a variety of resources and uses including wild horses, wildlife habitat, scenic vistas, recreation opportunities, mineral development and livestock grazing.

You can mountain bike, horseback ride, hunt big game, fish a blue-ribbon trout stream, explore the badlands, see the latest dinosaur discoveries, and more! So when you come to Wyoming, visit the Bighorn Basin and enjoy America's public lands!

In the Spotlight

• Celebrate National Public Lands Day at Canyon Creek with the Worland Field Office - September 29

• BLM Worland Seeks Input on Bentonite Mine and Reclamation Plan

• Hunting on Public Lands This Season? Make it a Safe and Enjoyable Experience.

• Alkali Area Two-Track Temporarily Closed

• Extreme Fire Danger: BLM Urges Caution

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Documents

• Inventory of Multiple Use Lands with Wilderness Characteristics - updated 05/15/12